Angry Arthur: 40th Anniversary Edition

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David Read in the S1 episode " Arthur's Family Vacation". Did he truly want to go on vacation with his family, or was he perhaps using the vacation as an excuse to go to a special restaurant known for its lobster? Soon Arthur felt a little calmer. He felt like himself again, so he told the teacher why he was so mad. “Hmmmm…” she said, “That would make me mad too. Next time tell Thomas you don’t like that , then get mad at something else so Take some time out. Go and sit in the story corner until you cooldown Arthur. Then we’ll have a chat,” the teacher said. Ned always looks forward to Friday when he gets the chance to play with the Joybaloo he finds in the airing cupboard. Together they laugh and play and discover the most fantastic adventures. Numerous episodes (like "Vomitrocius" or " Germophobia") involve the characters having a bad dream about their current situation, often causing them to completely change their opinion about the situation and getting them into trouble as a result, prompting the possible alternate moral in them of "don't make drastic sudden decisions just because you had a nightmare about them."

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Arthur cannot tell you what the bastard meant with such an absurd proclamation, considering how it was utter codswallop. But Merlin seems to understand something he doesn't, and gives out a sort of 'meep' sound. Angry Arthur Little Pathways Series, Churches Peace Education Programme Written by Elaine Hall Illustrations by Joan McCabe Viewer Name Confusion: Some people think the titular aardvark's last name is Reed. It's not — it's Read. In the aftermath of Merlin renouncing magic in front of Arthur, Gwaine confronts him and asks, very politely, to get his head out of his ass. Arthur is concerned. Language: English Words: 864 Chapters: 1/1 Kudos: 169 Bookmarks: 8 Hits: 2,053Of course, the first one testing if the new Algebra teacher in the very prestigious Camelot College is able to abide by the rules, must be Arthur Pendragon. Not only that, but the little shit is the incredibly handsome headmaster’s son. He knows perfectly well the kind of punishment he is going to receive for cheating in his exam, and he believes Merlin is too weak to deliver it. Series When Badger acts crabby and sad one day, it takes everyone by surprise: ""But Badger's never in a bad mood,"" his friends say. Hoping to cheer him up, Mole, Squirrel and Rabbit pay Badger a visit, Continue reading »

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After ten years in Arthur's service, waiting faithfully for the day where magic would be free again, Merlin's patience finally runs out when Arthur washes his hands of accountability. Running on adrenaline, anger, and spite, Merlin leaves Camelot, taking Kara and Mordred with him, and sets off on a path of his own making. Whether he will walk the path alone or with Arthur at his side, though, is another matter entirely. Only time will tell. While not without her detractors, Fern seems to be very popular with a good portion of the fanbase because of her introverted, yet charismatic personality and for being a supporting character with a lot of depth. It was break time. Arthur was playing football with the boys. Thomas took the ball and told Arthur that he couldn’t play. W.D. Merkle from " Best Enemies" is sometimes mistaken for a boy due to her boyish clothing, gender-neutral voice, spiky Boyish Short Hair, and Tomboyish personality. Max is being naughty, and his mother sends him to bed without dinner, calling him a "wild thing." As Max sits in his fury, a boat appears, taking him to a world of monsters and wild things with big claws and teeth. A classic picture book and one of the first to explore a child's feelings of anger.Tear Dryer: In " Night of the Tibble," James is invited to a sleepover with the Tibbles. Seeing that James is scared of what the Tibbles might do to him at the sleepover, D.W. and Emily try their best to come up with a way to get him out of going to it, but James's conscience ultimately gets the better of him and he agrees to attend the sleepover despite his fear. The next day at preschool, the class is informed by the teacher, Ms. Morgan, that James won't be coming to school that day, which D.W. and Emily take to mean that James has died at the sleepover. After school, the two tearfully go to give James' mother flowers to show her how much James meant to them. Thankfully, it turns out James is alive and was only absent from school due to a stomachache from eating too many treats at the sleepover, and he takes the flowers that were meant for his mother himself. This gets especially heartwarming in D.W.'s case when you remember that previous episodes have heavily implied that she "likes" James. In " Sue Ellen's Little Sister", Sue Ellen spends time around D.W. to see what having a sister would be like, and even shows off an origami crane she spent a lot of time on. D.W. tosses it out a window because she thinks it can fly. And no, she wasn't punished this time either. Fern is this for some; some like her because she comes off as a Moe character, with how quiet and shy, yet cute she is; others, on the other hand, aren't so fond of her seemingly dark and sinister train of thoughts and how passive aggressive she can be when pushed too far. From Acorn to Zoo (1991) An early inspiration for Kitamura was a primary school teacher who, in place of more conventional lessons, talked for hours on end about interesting things he'd heard about or read. There's nothing patronising in the words he chooses in this second alphabet book Repetition is the source of a child's delight in Oram's (the Princess Chamomile books) heartwarming if familiar tale. Just ask Little Brownmouse, who would like nothing better than a Continue reading »

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While it was wrong for Arthur to punch D.W. in " Arthur's Big Hit", the fact that the latter had broken the model plane he'd worked so hard on after he repeatedly told her not to touch it makes it hard to hold it against him, especially considering he is only eight years old. Aardvark Matt Damon from "The Making of Arthur". One wrong move and you'll never eat lunch in this town again. Arthur snaps after a long meeting and instead of Merlin laughing it off he's met with a quiet very polite servant. Morgana doesn't want to talk to anyone and Merlin thinks she's mad at him. Gwaine is drunk and oblivious that he's ignoring his friend. And Gaius scolds Merlin without thinking about his tone, without knowing he's making Merlins day a lot harder than it should be. Language: English Words: 4,764 Chapters: 3/? Comments: 25 Kudos: 323 Bookmarks: 57 Hits: 3,982Arthur's TV-Free Week" aired during a time where the most technology kids had, aside from TV itself, were video games, and probably computers. With technology such as smartphones and tablets, not to mention the Internet, becoming near-ubiquitous, kids struggling to merely not use a television set seems pretty quaint, as they could easily distract themselves from a TV with these things. Each of these also allow a person to watch anything they want at a whim. These days, the concern is that kids (and society) are often too addicted to technology, so a more modern take on this episode would likely be something along the lines of "Arthur's Technology-Free Week". After hawking his work unsuccessfully round more than 20 publishers, he met Klaus Flugge of Andersen Press, who on an inspired hunch asked him to illustrate Angry Arthur. Flugge was astonished when Kitamura returned just a week later with a complete set of roughs. They were perfect. In " Buster and the Daredevils", Buster kisses Francine straight on the lips (without her consent, no less!) as part of a dare, causing her to understandably get furious with him. But for many, an Arthur meme might be more recognizable than the show itself, which is a testament to how influential they’ve become in the online space. Carl gets a lot of love from the Autism community, due to the fact that he is likely one of the most accurate and sympathetic depictions of Asperger Syndrome in children's media.